Nation to be realized in millennium by self ruled people
The passage asserts nations should be governed by the people in a future millennium, free from greedy influence and external expansionist aims, emphasizing self rule and justice. It reflects a utopian vision of national sovereignty unrestricted by outside power or aggression.
Wrights face home flight difficulties after abroad success
The Wrights struggle at Fort Myer with inconsistent wind and equipment failures. Their airframe proves undependable for daily use, suggesting aeroplanes may not yet rival dirigibles for war or commerce.
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The Post Daily Vacation Time and Subscriptions
The Post announces subscription rates and mailing options with daily and Sunday editions. It notes advance payment is required and that service may be discontinued at expiration. contact details for editorial and business offices are listed.
A Just Tax Peril in the Submarine
A stern defense of naval service follows praise for submariners amid peril and discomfort at sea. The piece argues for a federal income tax, urging state ratification, with Massachusetts urged to lead in confirming constitutional reference and aligning with New England principles.
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The Fool and the Firearm Reform Call
An editorial argues for tighter gun control after a youth shot an infant with a reportedly unloaded weapon. It urges licensed dealers keep full sale records, require purchaser registration, and limit licenses to those with a reasonable need.
Independent Persia Dream Iridescent and Unrealistic
The article argues that an independent Persian state is unlikely amid ongoing disturbances. It notes the nationalist drive for constitutional government but says Persians are unprepared, the Shah’s fate uncertain, and great powers Britain, Russia, and Turkey dividing influence. It concludes independence is not feasible under current conditions.
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Charles River Traffic and railroad bridge clearance debate
The Boston Chamber of Commerce favors a plan to expand the Boston and Maine yards and facilities to boost commerce. It seeks removal of obstructions, a definite harbor line, stone piers, wider draws, and a seven foot clearance, while opposing the War Department 23 foot level proposal. The City supports a plan protecting cross river transit and maintaining navigational needs.
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Five Martin Sisters Wed Five Hill Brothers in Kentucky
In Kent County Kentucky five sisters Maud Nellie Kate Anne and Susie Martin married five brothers John Dan Hugh Jack and Dick Hill. The weddings featured five bridesmaids and five best men. A postnuptial honeymoon to St Louis was postponed due to late crops.
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Curtis Hall Plans Approved for $50,000 Jamaica Plain Building
A municipal committee led by Mayor Hibbard reconciled months of differences on Curtis Hall. The three story Jamaica Plain facility will house a gymnasium, swimming pool, and showers and will cost $50,000 using the same material as the original building.
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Londonderry in Irish History and the 1689 Siege
Londonderry known as Derry sits on the Foyle near Moville a port for Allan Line steamers from Boston The city once a linen center endured a brutal 105 day siege by James II with 2000 deaths a notable defence led by Rev George Walker The walls remained and can be walked as a promenade The piece closes noting a future Galway view to be shown Tomorrow.
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Secret service man guards Beverly cottage mystery
The Observant Citizen notes a famed secret service man among only five on duty at the President's Beverley cottage, sparking curiosity as locals view every stranger with suspicion. Beverly hosts a robust presence of security amid whispers and civic interest.
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Moth Invasion Keeps Fitchburg Dark All Night
Brown tail moths from New Hampshire swarmed Fitchburg last night, occupying nearly every electric light pole in Fitchburg Leominster and Whalom. The invading Myrilads disrupted street lighting across three towns as residents watched the unusual insect display.
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Myrilads
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Leominster
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